Pieces of Interest from COMP for the week of July 27 - Congratulations to Dr. Cheryl Duzenli, 2026 COMP Gold Medal Winner! / “Global Medical Physics: A Guide for International Collaboration” / “Unified by Design: Bringing the Best of AutoContour and Limbus Contour Together to Advance Treatment Planning Workflows”
Congratulations to Dr. Cheryl Duzenli, 2026 COMP Gold Medal Winner!
The Gold Medal is the highest award given by the Canadian Organization of Medical Physicists and is given to currently active or retired individuals to recognize an outstanding career as a medical physicist who has worked primarily in Canada. Throughout a distinguished career spanning more than 30 years, Dr. Duzenli has made exceptional contributions to the medical physics profession through her leadership, research, education, mentorship, and service. Her work has advanced radiation oncology practice in Canada and internationally while helping to shape the next generation of medical physicists.

“Global Medical Physics: A Guide for International Collaboration”
Discover Global Medical Physics: A Guide for International Collaboration, edited by COMP member Jacob Van Dyk, and newly accessible through open access. Whether you're interested in global health, education, research, or clinical partnerships, this practical guide offers valuable insights for building meaningful international collaborations.

“Unified by Design: Bringing the Best of AutoContour and Limbus Contour Together to Advance Treatment Planning Workflows”
Check out RADformation's article in the current issue of InterACTIONS to see how AutoContour v2.7 brings together the best of AutoContour and Limbus Contour in a single AI-powered platform. Explore the new capabilities that are helping streamline contouring workflows while improving consistency and efficiency in treatment planning.


